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Lin Lanying (Chinese: 林兰英; February 7, 1918 – March 4, 2003), was a Chinese electrical engineer, materials scientist, physicist, and politician. She is called the "mother of aerospace materials" and the "mother of semiconductor materials" in China. In 1957, she returned to China and became a researcher at the Institute of Physics CAS. She then moved to the Institute of Semiconductor CAS and spent her research life there.

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rdfs:comment	林兰英（1918年－2003年），福建莆田人，中国物理学家，中国科学院院士。 (zh) Lanying Lin (transliteración 林兰英) (7 de febrero de 1918 – 4 de marzo de 2003) fue una científica china en el campo de la ingeniería de materiales. Nació en Putian, provincia Fujian, sur de China. Es considerada la Madre de los Materiales Aeroespaciales y la Madre de los Materiales Semiconductores en China. Nació en una familia prestigiosa, profundamente influida por la creencia de que la mujer no necesitaba una educación. Por ello, no asistió a la escuela primaria. Pero ella luchó contra su familia por un cambio y consiguió la posibilidad de iniciar una educación formal. Se graduó por la Universidad cristiana de Fujian, con un grado de B.A. en Física. A los treinta años, asistió a la Dickinson University y ganó otro grado en matemáticas. En 1955, recibió el doctorado en Física del est (es) Lin Lanying (Chinese: 林兰英; February 7, 1918 – March 4, 2003), was a Chinese electrical engineer, materials scientist, physicist, and politician. She is called the "mother of aerospace materials" and the "mother of semiconductor materials" in China. In 1957, she returned to China and became a researcher at the Institute of Physics CAS. She then moved to the Institute of Semiconductor CAS and spent her research life there. (en) Lanying Lin (chinois : 林兰英 ; 7 février 1918 - 4 mars 2003), est une ingénieure électricienne chinoise, spécialiste des matériaux, une physicienne et une femme politique. Elle est surnommée la « mère des matériaux aérospatiaux » et la « mère des matériaux semi-conducteurs » en Chine. (fr) Lin Lanying (Putian, 7 febbraio 1918 – 4 marzo 2003) è stata una fisica, ingegnere elettrico e ricercatrice cinese nel campo della fisica dei materiali, nonché accademica e politica.In Cina è chiamata la «madre dei materiali aerospaziali» e la «madre dei materiali semiconduttori». (it) Lanying Lin (7 de fevereiro de 1918 – 4 de março de 2003) foi uma cientista chinesa no campo da engenharia de materiais. Nasceu em Putian, província Fujian, no sul da China. É a Mãe dos Materiais Aeroespaciais e a Mãe dos Materiais Semicondutores na China. Nasceu numa família prestigiosa, profundamente defensora da crença que a mulher não precisa uma educação. Devido ao seu género, não foi à escola primária, mas lutou contra sua família por uma chance de educar-se e conseguiu essa possibilidade de conseguir uma educação.Graduou-se pela Universidade Cristã de Fukien, com um grau de B.A. em Física. Aos 30 anos, frequentou a Dickinson University e ganhou outro grau em matemática. Em 1955, recebe o grau de doutorado em física de estado sólido pela Universidade de Pensilvânia, e tornou-se na pr (pt)
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